Experience the convergence of music and science, featuring an exclusive, one-night-only concert performance by the Deutsche Philharmonie sponsored by Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany. The show will celebrate the journey through 350 years of scientific curiosity. The concert will feature dynamic storytelling sure to inspire science and music enthusiasts of all ages. This free event will take place Tuesday, October 9 at MIT Kresge Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. Advance registration is required. To attend, please sign up at www.conductcuriosity.com/Bos350.

The Boston Mini Maker Faire (October 6-7 at Boston Children’s Museum) is an all-ages showcase of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness. Maker exhibits will include the full spectrum of Making, old and new, including technologists, fabricators, woodworkers, metalsmithing, textile art, performers, artists, and some of New England’s biggest Makers such as Artisan’s Asylum and NE FIRST Robotics. Tickets cost $20-$30 and can be purchased on Eventbrite.

Girls are invited to join the Girls Who Code club at Northeastern University for the new school year. This chapter combines the innovative Girls Who Code curriculum with the experience of being on a world class university campus. Taught by women majoring in computer science, this club’s instructors have academic and industry experience to support students as they explore a range of technologies. Whether you are trying coding for the first time or you’ve been programming for years, this club is a great opportunity to explore computer science in an empowering female environment. Find out more on their website: http://www.neugirlswhocode.org/.

Here is a list of free or low-cost STEM activities for your kids to consider this month. Enjoy!